Author: chandler yergin
Date: 20:15:37 05/22/05
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On May 22, 2005 at 22:46:13, Komputer Korner wrote: > > >>Then 'think' about what you said. >>There are NO 'bogus' statistics. >>Statistics are calculated from the games in the database. >>A Move does NOT affect the Statistics! >>A move is added into the game Classification of the ECO Opening Keys. >>This is not rocket Science.. >>Review 'Advanced Tree Functions'. > > >Exactly my point. But of course you will twist arguments around to make it seem >that you know what you are talking about. May I remind you that you said the >following in your 1st response to this post. > >The following is a direct quote of Chandler Yergin. > > >Chandler Yergin said : >""If you add a move or a variation, you have changed the Tree. >It does affect the statistics. >This is not a Bug! The Program is doing what it's supposed to."" Yes, and I stand by it. If you add a move or variation, the Program includes it in the ECO Classification. You can Manually make the Program include a move or prevent the Program from making a move. You can make a Tree "on the fly" but it is stored in Virtual memory, and when you shut down, it is lost, it is not a permanent feature. That is not a bug, the Program is doing what it is suupposed to do. As I said, the Tree by default is 'write protected'. When writing it to your Hard Disc, it does NOT automatically remove that protection. Your assertion that it does, just displays your ignorance. What is bizarre, is "why" you would want to add 1 move to a Tree! NO!
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